The interview is based on the parent viewing child-parent or child-examiner interaction segments which are video-taped beforehand and answering questions about the segments.
27 However, the evidence for candidate-examiner interactions relating to ethnic status in such examinations is fairly weak.
The reliability of quantitative sensory testing (QST) is affected by the error attributable to both test occasion and rater (examiner) and the interactions between them.
The ADOS is a semistructured, standardized assessment of children in which the examiner observes the social interaction, communication, play, and imaginative use of materials.
Although Facets does provide a way of approaching the hawk-dove problem, it is much more complex to use to assess the interaction of examiner identity and candidate sex or ethnicity upon outcome.
Technical factors and biological variation have to be considered in fetal nasal bone length measurement, as well as variation and interaction within examiners, subjects (pregnant women) and ultrasound image [ 8, 9].
The regression model tested for interaction between the physician examiner and SP examiner scores.
It was only through interaction with the examiner that the depth of the student's understanding became clear.
The interaction between the examiner and the learner reveals how the student engages in the problem-solving process and promotes inferences about mental processes involved in task engagement.
This could possibly be due to the negative comments and other critical comments of the examiner and the patient and their interaction.
Although semi-automated segmentation decreases the workload involved in TVM, manual interaction by an experienced examiner may be required in up to 36%% [ 11].
